For numbers 15-24, consider the following.The joint pmf of X and Y are given in the table below:YX411515321533Solve for the following:15. Conditional distribution pX\Y(x | 2).16. Conditional distribution py|x(y | 2).

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For numbers 15-24, consider the following. The joint pmf of X and Y are given in the table below: Y X 4 1 15 15 3 15 3 3 Solve for the following: 15. Conditional distribution pxjy( | 2). 16. Conditional distribution pY|x(y | 2).